WMT - Walmart Inc.

NYSE - Nasdaq Real Time Price. Currency in USD
84.74
+0.53 (+0.63%)
As of 11:34AM EDT. Market open.
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Previous Close84.21
Open84.46
Bid84.62 x 1200
Ask84.63 x 800
Day's Range84.10 - 84.85
52 Week Range73.13 - 109.98
Volume2,052,094
Avg. Volume9,255,448
Market Cap250.054B
Beta0.44
PE Ratio (TTM)28.27
EPS (TTM)3.00
Earnings DateAug 16, 2018
Forward Dividend & Yield2.08 (2.47%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-08-09
1y Target Est95.12
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  • Here's Target's Worth as It Competes With Walmart and Amazon
    GoBankingRates16 hours ago

    Here's Target's Worth as It Competes With Walmart and Amazon

    Founded in 1902, powerhouse Target has stood the test of time. But with other major competitors such as Walmart and Amazon, how exactly does the company stack up now?

  • Here's How Much Walmart is Worth as it Continues to Succeed
    GoBankingRates2 days ago

    Here's How Much Walmart is Worth as it Continues to Succeed

    With more than 11,700 stores operating in 28 countries, shoppers might find it difficult to avoid Walmart. But how exactly has the global chain's net worth grown over the years?

  • Costco, Walmart, and Target: The Best Retail Stock Plays?
    Market Realist1 hour ago

    Costco, Walmart, and Target: The Best Retail Stock Plays?

    Target (TGT), Walmart (WMT), and Costco (COST) have been adjusting their businesses to offer convenience and value as the threat of Amazon (AMZN) continues. During its fiscal first quarter, its digital sales rose 66%, while comps, excluding fuel, increased 1.4%. Walmart and Target have both significantly ramped up their e-commerce businesses trying to match the services of Amazon.

  • Kroger Takes a Step Towards an Online-Focused Future
    Motley Fool2 hours ago

    Kroger Takes a Step Towards an Online-Focused Future

    The supermarket chain's profitability stabilized in the first quarter.

  • Zacks Investment Ideas feature highlights: Amazon, Wayfair, Overstock, Wal Mart and Target
    Zacks2 hours ago

    Zacks Investment Ideas feature highlights: Amazon, Wayfair, Overstock, Wal Mart and Target

    Zacks Investment Ideas feature highlights: Amazon, Wayfair, Overstock, Wal Mart and Target

  • Retail War Takes New Turn: Will Sales Tax Hit E-commerce?
    Zacks2 hours ago

    Retail War Takes New Turn: Will Sales Tax Hit E-commerce?

    The Supreme Court ruling has been cheered by brick-and-mortar stores, which have been struggling to survive the e-commerce onslaught. This saw shares of traditional retailers jump immediately.

  • Walmart-Advent deal gets Brazil antitrust nod
    Reuters3 hours ago

    Walmart-Advent deal gets Brazil antitrust nod

    Brazil's antitrust watchdog Cade on Friday approved buyout firm Advent International's acquisition of Walmart Inc's Brazilian operations, and sought no additional asset sales. Earlier this month, Walmart ...

  • Should You Buy Grocery Stocks, WMT, COST, TGT, After Kroger's Strong Quarter?
    Zacks5 hours ago

    Should You Buy Grocery Stocks, WMT, COST, TGT, After Kroger's Strong Quarter?

    Shares of Kroger (KR) surged over 10% on Thursday to inch near their 52-week high after the company posted better-than-expected quarterly results. Investors were also likely pleased to see that the grocery chain's e-commerce initiatives started to pay off. The question is should investors think about buying grocery stocks as Amazon-based (AMZN) fears seem to have been overblown.

  • MarketWatch5 hours ago

    BJ’s Wholesale is going public: 6 things to know about the Costco rival

    BJ’s private-equity owners will retain control of a company with margins that lag rivalsBJ’s Wholesale is focused on the New England area and has room to grow, says the company. BJ’s Wholesale Club, operator of 215 warehouse clubs across 16 states largely along the U.S.’s eastern seaboard, is planning an initial public offering, returning to the public markets after a seven-year spell as a private company. The company(BJ)is offering 37.5 million shares priced at $15 to $17 each, which would raise about $600 million at the midpoint of the range.

  • Financial Times13 hours ago

    [$$] Walmart defies investor push to rewrite bond rules

    contain controversial provisions that could be used to withhold compensation to investors if the deal is delayed. The big box retailer sold $8.5bn bonds on Wednesday whose documents contain legal language used recently by other issuers to avoid paying such compensation, in defiance of investor requests that companies stop using the language. At issue are a pair of provisions that have been standard in bond documents for years but which have been used to save issuers cash in recent months and faced criticism as a result.

  • This one factor has determined which stocks rise or fall on trade-war fears
    MarketWatch23 hours ago

    This one factor has determined which stocks rise or fall on trade-war fears

    In a volatile year for the U.S. equity market, one factor has emerged as pivotal in determining whether a stock is likely to rise amid growing concerns over trade policy: how much the U.S. company focuses on the U.S.

  • Forbes23 hours ago

    Retail Shifts Are Forcing The Grocery Old Guard Into Retail-Tech Mash-Ups

    The table below lists the major retail-tech partnerships and acquisitions we have seen in recent months, the large majority of which have been in the grocery space. This pattern reflects grocery retailers’ race to build out digital and fulfillment capabilities and, in some cases, preempt any challenges in the grocery category from Amazon.

  • Barrons.com23 hours ago

    Kroger: Who's Afraid of Amazon, Anyway?

    Kroger (KR) is thriving in the age of Amazon. Shareholders should hang on for what is likely to prove a virtuous cycle from here, as healthy free cash flow is put toward stock buybacks and growth investments. Kroger is the country’s No. 2 play in groceries behind Walmart (WMT), and Amazon.com (AMZN) is looking to gain share following its purchase of Whole Foods, but has a comparatively small store base.

  • CNBCyesterday

    Kroger shares on track for their best day in 9 years on strong earnings

    Adjusted earnings per share of 73 cents beat the consensus by 10 cents. The company said first-quarter earnings were driven by improvements in online retail, with online sales increasing 66 percent. Kroger KR shares soared Thursday on strong earnings, which were boosted by the company's online investments and delivery services.

  • India: Amazon Signals Tough Marketplace Competition with Walmart
    Market Realistyesterday

    India: Amazon Signals Tough Marketplace Competition with Walmart

    Amazon’s (AMZN) Indian subsidiary is expanding its seller lending program, with the move coming only a few weeks after Walmart (WMT) revealed a plan to make a massive investment in India’s e-commerce industry. Walmart is buying a 70% equity stake in Flipkart for $16 billion, a transaction that could see it buy out current Flipkart investors such as eBay (EBAY). Flipkart is Amazon’s main rival in India’s e-commerce industry, so this is a big move by Walmart to improve its competition with Amazon.

  • InvestorPlaceyesterday

    Kroger Stock Is Still a Solid Bargain After Its Latest Earnings Beat

    Kroger (NYSE:KR) is great again. KR reported net earnings of $2.04 billion, $2.37-per-share, and revenues of $37.5 billion for the quarter ending in May, blowing past a “whisper number” of 65 cents per share, helped by a $1.8 billion profit on the sale of its convenience stores. Kroger gained over $2 billion of market cap overnight, to $23.1 billion, but the shares are still cheaper than the bargain bin at Dollar General (NYSE:DG).

  • Clean-up in the funding aisle: Retail robot maker Bossa Nova raises $29 million as it builds on Walmart partnership
    American City Business Journalsyesterday

    Clean-up in the funding aisle: Retail robot maker Bossa Nova raises $29 million as it builds on Walmart partnership

    Bossa Nova, which has robots in 50 Walmart stores across the U.S., also landed a partnership with Flex for capacity to produce hundreds more of its robots each month.

  • The Wall Street Journalyesterday

    [$$] Bossa Nova Grabs $29 Million For Grocery Store Robots

    Bossa Nova, which makes robots that monitor inventory in retail and grocery stores, has raised $29 million in Series B-1 funding.

  • Bossa Nova just raised another $29 million for its grocery store robots used by Walmart
    CNBCyesterday

    Bossa Nova just raised another $29 million for its grocery store robots used by Walmart

    Walmart robotics partner Bossa Nova has raised $29 million in fresh venture funding to bring shelf-scanning robots to groceries everywhere.

  • Financial Times2 days ago

    [$$] US Supreme Court ruling delivers blow to ecommerce retailers

    Brick-and-mortar retailers secured a big win over online rivals on Thursday as the US Supreme Court overturned a ruling that had enabled many ecommerce retailers to avoid collecting sales tax from customers. In a case with profound implications for the consumer economy, the justices ruled by 5 to 4 that US states have the right to levy tax on online sales even if the retailer does not have a store or warehouse in their territory. A perceived tax break for ecommerce has become the most contentious political issue in US retail, with brick-and-mortar stores blaming it for their wilting sales while online stores counter that their success is about convenience not tax.

  • Are Microsoft and Google Out to Cut Amazon Down to Size?
    Market Realist2 days ago

    Are Microsoft and Google Out to Cut Amazon Down to Size?

    Microsoft (MSFT) and Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Google have come up with technologies and services that could help traditional retailers give Amazon (AMZN) a run for its money defending its e-commerce dominance. Google’s Express and Shopping Actions programs are aimed at helping retailers boost their online sales. Walmart (WMT) and Target (TGT) are among the traditional retailers that have adopted Google’s e-commerce services to try to expand their online presences.

  • 10 Stocks That Every 30-Year-Old Should Buy
    InvestorPlace2 days ago

    10 Stocks That Every 30-Year-Old Should Buy

    Disney responded by immediately canceling the show and distancing itself from Barr’s hateful outburst, but investors worried that the loss of advertising from the canceled show would hurt advertising income. Since then, the market has come to its senses and DIS stock is back to trading above $105 per share — but don’t worry if you missed the dip, because Disney is stuck in a larger rut that has kept the share price from making it back to 2015 highs of $120 per share. There are a few reasons to buy Disney stock if you’re building a portfolio in your 30’s. The first is that the company is ripe for a major comeback.

  • Fortune2 days ago

    Using Former Walmart Store to Detain Immigrant Children Is ‘Disturbing,’ Company Says

    Walmart Inc. stepped into the debate over the U.S. detention of migrant children by criticizing the practice as “disturbing” in a tweet.

  • Moody's2 days ago

    Walmart Inc. -- Moody's rates Walmart's new debt issuance Aa2

    Moody's Investors Service assigned Aa2 ratings to Walmart Inc.'s ("Walmart") new multi-tranche senior unsecured debt issuance. Other ratings are unaffected, as is the stable outlook. "Proceeds from this new debt issuance will be largely utilized to fund Walmart's approximately $16 billion investment in Indian online retailer Flipkart, with any excess proceeds utilized to manage future maturities and potential tenders," stated Moody's Vice President Charlie O'Shea.

  • Fortune2 days ago

    Amazon’s Try-Before-You-Buy Wardrobe Service Is Ready for Prime Time

    With 80 million Prime members, Amazon can really hurt clothing stores.